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Why PCaaS is perfect for modern schools
The last few years have seen a huge shift in the way we consume products and services. From streaming music to leasing cars, we are moving away from owning things and towards paying a monthly cost for using exactly what we need.
PC as a Service (PCaaS) is a modern consumption model for computers, allowing you to access the latest in computing technology, with installation and support included, for an affordable fixed monthly fee.
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